Fairleigh Dickinson University Madison - Columns Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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Lacrosse Team 1964-1965 Buck How-Lefl to Right: B. Strock, F. Dickinson, E. Hurcm, B. Wadis, M. Thornton, I. CencH, P, Parmet, I. Dunn, L. Mutzkin, L. Feliner. R. Portnoy, M. Baumeister. R. Boschcxn, P. Crane. B. Cuskaden, P. Burns, S, Weber, P. Ccppolq Front Row: B. Weinstein, D. MCCullion, B. Clark. G Sussman. R. Alcabes, W. Godelski, I. Drinkurd, A. Hothsleinl Av Moder, J. Kaufman, B Clarke, T. DeHezo, 156 M. Rosenthol. I1 Burke,

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Back Row- Left: to Right: Me Small, Vt Siccr, R. Federwitz, S. Pfefter, N.Hosenstein. Front Row: C. Dahlquist, M. Schichoft, H, Young, A. Moder, J. Burke Wrestling 1965 -1966 The Fairleigh Dickinson Wrestling Team started its '65- '55 season OH to C: brilliant start. Letterman Howie Young. James Burke, Alvan Moder and Stan Pfefer, and the new recruits Marc Small, Vince Siccxi Rich Federwitz. N. Rosen- stein, Carl Dchlquist, Marc Schichoft, cmd Cliff Schmutz started the season by winning their Itrst three meets. Before Intersession our grapplers had lost to Rutgers-Newctrk and the lormidable Wilkes College, but not beiore dealing c1 crushing blow to Trenton State 33-11. The Madison matmen were humbled in the second hall of the year on account of the re- moval 0t tour starters and the loss of Howie Young due to injuries. Next year. under the leader- ship at Coach Krufka, we ex- pect to see the wrestling team stronger than ever, and win- ning greater glories in the future. 155

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Coach Shields' 1965 lacrosse squad compiled a 340 record to make a suc- cessful, but frustrating season com- plete. It was successful in that F.D.U. secured its first win as a varsity la- crosse team; it was frustrating because only two other wins were added dur- ing the remainder oi the schedule, which might easily have netted a .500 record with just 0 law breaks. The outlook for the 1966 season is certainly bright. The Iersey Devils are led by their exceptionally line Clli tack, spearheaded by Mitch Bau- meister, last year's high scorer and revelected captain this year. Flanking Mitch on attack will be Ice DellaeCorte, and Tim Nastro, a freshman. Bob A1- cubes, Marc Borak. Bob Cuskqdin, and Mel Stein round out the attack. The Midfield is knee-deep in experi- ence this year, including seven letter- meneLew Matzkin, Iohn Drinkard, Mac: Thornton. Iim Burke A1 Moder, Albie Rothstein. Jim Gncxll, and Tom DeEiso. In addition to the lettermen. We have Peter Burns, :1 second year man. and Chris Hammond, a freshman from Baltimore, lilling the remaining posi- tions in the starting midtields. The Defense, although lacking exper- ience, will be a line unit once it has a little seasoning. Ron Quiet. Luis Vil- lar, Dirk Kortz, Cliff Githmark, Walley Godleski, Ted Brunning and John Haw- ley are the starters here. In the goal. making the difficult tran- sition tram a midvfield shooter. will be Paul Creme. Much of the season's linal outcome rests on Paul's development as a goalie.